ظاہری وباطنی اوصاف کے جامع
Zahri wa batni aosaf k jammae
مفتی عراق محی الدین شیخ ابو عبداللہ محمد بن علی توحیدی رحمۃ اللہ تعالیٰ علیہ فرماتے ہیں کہ
حضرت سیدنا شیخ عبدالقادر جیلانی،قطب ربانی رحمۃ اللہ تعالیٰ علیہ جلد رونے والے، نہایت خوف والے، باہیبت،مستجاب الدعوات، کریم الاخلاق، خوشبودار پسینہ والے، بُری باتوں سے دُوررہنے والے، حق کی طرف لوگوں سے زیادہ قریب ہونے والے، نفس پر قابو پانے والے، انتقام نہ لینے والے، سائل کو نہ جھڑکنے والے، علم سے مہذب ہونے والے تھے، آداب شریعت آپ کے ظاہری اوصاف اور حقیقت آپ کا باطن تھا۔
(بہجۃالاسرار،ذکر شی من شرائف اخلاقہ رحمۃ اللہ تعالیٰ علیہ،ص۲۰۱)
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